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It is possible to create an external searches of a topic using key words using a template.
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* SEARCH
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...en there is a '''Search''' box with two buttons under it labeled "Go" and "Search".
Put your keyword in the searchbox.
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* [[Help:Searching|Searching]]
* [[Help:External searches|External searches]]
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== From the search page ==
...eate the new page. (Note that this technique doesn't work if you use the 'search' button).
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==Search==
...an actual search, by checking or unchecking the boxes at the bottom of the search results screen.
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...name you want to direct from. Do this by typing the desired name into the search box, or straight into the URL (methods described on [[Help:Starting a new p
...py a significant amount of database space, and they do not show up in wiki search results. If a page name is vaguely meaningful there's no harm (and some ben
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| Tell search engines not to index the page (ie, do not list in search engines' results).
| Tell search engines to index the page (overrides {{mediawiki|Manual:$wgArticleRobotPoli
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*[[Help:External searches]] -- a template special use case example
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...rted by most of the available (free) software. A good source is ebay, just search for JDM programmer.
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